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I'm definitely satisfied with the pitting removal - I don't need it to be a perfect blade. I think too much metal/detail would be lost to get to that point.

Just to clarify, the dremel tool was...

Hey guys, sorry for the slow updates - lots of stuff going on. I've been working on there razor a lot this week, and wanted to keep you updated on my progress and get your opinion on something...
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souschefdude: no exaggeration! I did at least 5 hours of polishing with MAAS before I started sanding - could have been less than 10, but definitely more than 5. Taking this restoration nice and...

Sounds good. This time I will start with 400 grit and do two passes each way, then proceed as I did before. Any suggestions you would make to my previous process? I outlined it more in the links to...

Thanks Webbie, I appreciate it!

Souschefdude, that's actually not a bad idea! I tried the folded sponge method, where you use a folded sponge with sandpaper over the fold, but found that doing it...

They aren't deep at all, but the uniformity and density makes it obvious that I didn't do a good enough job near the edge. I want to work them out of the blade purely from an aesthetic standpoint. :)...

Nice to be here! I have been lurking for a while, trying to absorb as much knowledge as possible. I was debating on either preban ivory or a burlwood... Probably going with Amboyan Burl, if I can...

I've been using my Grandfather's safety razor that was issued to him by the U.S. Army during WW2. Plagued by shaving issues prior, it was a godsend and really gave me an interest in the art of...